warsaw@nlm.nih.gov (Barry A. Warsaw) (12/15/90)
Archive-name: emacs/elisp/supercite/1990-12-14 Archive: durer.cme.nist.gov:/pub/gnu/elisp/supercite-2.1.shar.0* [129.6.32.4] Original-posting-by: warsaw@nlm.nih.gov (Barry A. Warsaw) Original-subject: Re: Marking included articles in Followups Reposted-by: emv@ox.com (Edward Vielmetti) Ooops, I hope this didn't go out twice, if so I appologize... >>>>> "James" == oliver@athena.mit.edu (James D. Oliver III) writes: James> The version of GNUS I'm using marks the included articles James> in followups and replies by simple indentation. I'd prefer James> to use the RN-style '>' (or some >>>>> "David" == David Bolen <db3l@ibm.com> writes: David> I do too (as you can see), but the easiest way I found to David> get it was to patch the sendmail.el that comes with David> GNUEmacs, since GNUS just uses the default GNUEmacs David> functions for handling the yanking of a post being replied David> to. I didn't find any hook or other "nice" way to get it David> working. You might check out my supercite package, which provides some sophisticated citing formats, such as the non-nested citation style evident above. It will also do the traditional nested citations (i.e. ">") or any other style you wish to have. It is rather simple to interface with a wide variety of mail/news readers and *requires* no modification of emacs source elisp, though patches to files such as sendmail.el are also provided. The latest version, supercite 2.1 can be obtained via anonymous ftp from durer.cme.nist.gov [129.6.32.4] under pub/gnu/elisp/supercite* -Barry